Specialties
Short-Term & Long-Term Disability Insurance Claims.
Our goal is to provide personal and professional representation to help our clients recover their disability insurance benefits (ERISA-governed and under Texas law).
History
Established in 1992.
Guerrini & Thompson, P.C. is a law firm dedicated to providing personal and professional attention to each client and their respective claims. The firm concentrates on claims for ERISA short term and long term disability benefits, individual disability insurance benefits, accidental death and dismemberment benefits, and life insurance benefits. When you call Guerrini & Thompson, P.C., you will not speak to a mere case screener—you will speak to John Thompson, an experienced disability insurance attorney, who will personally evaluate and discuss your options. John handles each claim from beginning to end for clients across the State of Texas. And, unlike out-of-state law firms offering to handle claims in Texas, John lives and practices in Texas and handles only claims in Texas.
Meet the Manager: John T.
In 1997, John began practicing law representing individuals. In 2002, he started focusing on complex business litigation, property and casualty insurance, health insurance, life insurance, and ERISA benefits. Over the next 14 years, he gained extensive experience and insight into the operations and legal practices of many businesses and insurance companies.
In 2016, armed with 19 years of business, insurance, and legal insight, John returned to his roots of representing individuals--diligently and zealously helping disabled clients recover the short-term and long-term disability benefits their insurance companies wrongfully withheld.
John pursues claims under federal ERISA law and Texas insurance law. He is admitted to practice in:
* All Texas state courts (1997)
* U.S. District Court, for
-- Northern District of Texas (2002)
-- Eastern District of Texas (2002)
-- Southern District of Texas (2003)
-- Western District of Texas (2003)
* U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit (2004)